Japan rolls out a new fast-track visa aimed at elite global graduates as immigration policy shifts toward younger, high-potential residents. Under the J-Find program, students from the world’s top 300 universities can now receive a two-year visa to job-hunt or launch a business in Japan. The move comes as stricter rules hit small business owners, raising capital requirements and tightening oversight. Officials say the strategy targets future innovators rather than general labor, signaling a clea

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